Building a Stronghold in Great Song
我在大宋搞山寨
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- Completed
- Length
- 708k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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The history of the Song Dynasty is fascinating. It was one of the few legitimate dynasties to last for several hundred years, yet it never achieved true unification before its fall. Its civil officials and generals were all remarkably capable, but it still couldn't shake its reputation as a weak dynasty, losing every battle. Three northern dynasties came and went, while its own territory kept shrinking. It seemed capable of little beyond holding on to what it had. First, its culture: In calligra
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Although it's well-written, the premise is quite ridiculous. First, there's the Meng family's mansion, which is even more luxurious than the protagonist's. Keep in mind that the protagonist's father just died. The Meng family, who were previously just subordinates, suddenly managed to build such a large mansion. In ancient times, building a mansion would take three to five years.
It's well-written, but the protagonist is portrayed as an idiot, which is terrible.
After reading a dozen or so chapters, I have to say the author's writing is excellent, especially the narrative and scene descriptions. However, the dialogue, particularly... The protagonist, is a bit naive and silly 😂😂😂, which instantly ruins the writing style 😂
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The writing is good, but the plot is just too cruel to the protagonist. I don't expect the protagonist to be invincible from the start, but please don't embarrass the transmigrator genre, okay?
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This is pretty good! Keep it up, author! (The title almost deterred me)
Overall it's okay, but the details are too detailed. The war scenes are poorly written; it's a war involving 600,000 people in ancient times. How long would it take to prepare for a war of annihilation? How many camps and transports would be involved? How varied would the warfare methods be? It shouldn't be something that could be resolved simply by exchanging firearms.
Good books Write as you please. Who says time travel makes you invincible? They all treat ancient people like fools. A twenty-year-old bookworm strongly supports this!
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